Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
It doesn't matter our background, #addiction doesn't discriminate between ethnicity, class, religion, political affiliation, or education. Don't let these differences tear us apart, instead focus on the path of #Recovery and tune out the rest of the noise.
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
Since we are calling frontline workers to come out from retirement ..... does anyone have Barack’s number? Just asking for the whole world. 🙏❤️
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
#RecoveryPosse
I lost my freedom of choice over alcohol. It pursued me no matter how badly I wanted to stop
Today I can choose a better way.
I have to make the decision every day to actively pursue my #recovery and listen to the little voice.
Just for today
Just for today
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
To all normal drinkers...Alcoholics can’t drink like you, stop like you, or behave like you when we do. Don’t ask us to have “just one.” We can’t. Don’t taunt us with...”you seem better now.” That only rattles our minds with questioning and that’s harder than you will ever know
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
Not the greatest pics, but someone drew these outside my hospital. If y’all are looking something to do PLEASE get some chalk and thank the nurses, doctors, house cleaners, food service workers inside with your families. It means so much!
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
We live in a world where if you break a bone everyone comes to sign the cast.
But if your depressed they run the other way. We are accepting of any body part breaking down other than our brain and it’s that ignorance that has created a world that doesn’t understand mentalhealth
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
Let me be blunt.
Healthcare professionals don’t ever get scared.
Healthcare professionals are scared.
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
Thought for Today
"AA is not my whole life, but AA makes my life whole"
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
Someone put this in the ladies bathroom this morning. 😂😂😂 #coronavirus
Anonymous Alcoholic retweeted
Recovery isn’t just about ditching the drugs and drink. It’s about finding out why you started using in the first place. What led you down that path.
It’s about finding the strength to get past all that crap.
I believe everyone has the ability to recover.
Retweet if you agree
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